Janot wants Cunha to return R$ 300 million to the Union.
Brazil's Attorney General, Rodrigo Janot, has already asked the Supreme Federal Court to order suspended congressman Eduardo Cunha (PMDB-RJ) to reimburse public funds in the amount of R$ 298,8 million, to compensate for amounts embezzled in corruption schemes at Petrobras and FI-FGTS, at Caixa Econômica Federal; Cunha, who declared assets of R$ 1,6 million to the Electoral Court, claims to be the target of persecution; the Attorney General also requests that another ally of interim president Michel Temer, former minister Henrique Eduardo Alves, return R$ 3,2 million.
247 - In addition to losing the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies and facing criminal charges, suspended congressman Eduardo Cunha could be ordered to return R$ 298,8 million to the federal government.
This is the amount requested by Attorney General Rodrigo Janot, according to journalists Márcio Falcão and Aguirre Talento (read). here).
Janot has already asked the Supreme Federal Court to order suspended congressman Eduardo Cunha (PMDB-RJ) to reimburse public coffers in the amount of R$ 298,8 million, to compensate for amounts embezzled in corruption schemes at Petrobras and FI-FGTS, at Caixa Econômica Federal.
Cunha, who declared assets of R$ 1,6 million to the Electoral Court, said he was being persecuted.
The Attorney General is also requesting that another ally of interim President Michel Temer, former minister Henrique Eduardo Alves, return R$ 3,2 million.